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Indicators for gender equality in Agder

The Center for Gender Equality presents statistics on gender equality in Agder anually. The statistics are a set of twelve indicators that are important and relevant for describing gender equality at a local and national level. The statistics are provided by Statistics Norway (SSB). They publish statistics anually from two years back in time. This means that this year we get statistics from 2022. 

The indicators are presented in the pictures below. The material can be downloaded by right-clicking on the images and pressing save. These can be used freely by anyone. Remember to state the source. The images have been prepared by the Center for Gender Equality at UiA, while the statistics have been obtained from Statistics Norway.

Download the figures for 2022 (pdf)

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Share of children in kindergarten, figure
Illustration: 46.6 per cent of women and 18.6 per cent of men in Agder work part-time. In Norway, the figures are 35.4 per cent and 16.3 per cent, respectively
Illustration: 51.7 per cent of fathers in Agder take all or more of the parental benefit period, compared with 64.7 in Norway
Illustration: 37.4 per cent women and 27.7 per cent men in Agder have higher education, compared with 41.6 per cent and 31.7 per cent in Norway, respectively.
Illustration: The average gross income is NOK 591,500 for men and NOK 394,200 for women in Agder, against NOK 651,400 and NOK 440,400 in Norway, respectively.
Illustration: Gender balance in upper secondary school (0.64) and degree of gender-balanced business structure (0.57)
Illustration: Proportion of women and men among municipal council representatives: 61.9 per cent men and 38.1 per cent women in Agder, 59.5 per cent men and 40.5 per cent women in Norway
Illustration: The proportion of women between the ages of 20 and 66 in the labor force is 70.9 per cent in Agder, compared with 79.7 per cent in Norway
Illustration: There are 65.0 per cent male managers and 35.0 per cent female managers in Agder, compared with 62.0 per cent and 38.0 per cent in Norway, respectively.
Illustration: There are 76.8 per cent men between the ages of 20 and 66 in the work force in Agder, compared with 79.7 per cent in Norway
Illustration: The proportion of women in the public sector is 71.4 per cent, compared with 70.0 per cent in Norway
Illustration: There are 65.5 per cent men and 34.5 per cent women in the private sector in Agder against 63.4 per cent men and 36.6 per cent women in Norway